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In this way care planning should be person centred, based on the risks to independence / safety / sustainability of role for individuals. back to top Is there something in FACS restricting eligibility for where only one service / item is required?

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In this way care planning should be person centred, based on the risks to independence / safety / sustainability of role for individuals. back to top Is there something in FACS restricting eligibility for where only one service / item is required?

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• FACS does not determine eligibility according to the number of services / items required to meet needs. • Assessment is the key process as eligibility is determined by the level of risk to independence or safety of the individual if needs are not addressed. • The Matching Needs and Services guidance should also assist decision making re the type and level of support required to meet eligible needs.

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